Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1887-03-18
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The Medical Society of Montgomery
county will meet here on the 22nd instant
The carnival expected to be held at Wash
ington during the May drill has been post
poned to next Fall
The projectors of the steam flsur mil
enterprise have determined, report saws, t.
erect it at Derwood.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad deal
remains in as much doubt as when the re-
port thereof first gained circulation.
A fine young stallion will be offered fol
sale on reasonable terms at the stable OF
Mr.. Jacob Poss, this place, on Tuesday next
See adj.
Persons having buggies or wagons to re.
pair or wishing to buy new ones are referred
TO the card of Mr.. r. A. Bogley in another
column.
Mr.. John L. Brunett lately sold his house
and lot, adjoining the store Of S. d. Hig-
gins & Son, this town, to Mrs. Mary Dodd
for $1,000
The Baltimore Medical College will please
accept our thanks for an invitation to the
seventh annual commencement, held on
the 18th instant
The family of Mr.. 8. b. English, formerly
of this place, will leave w Washington for Cali
iornia On Tuesday next, where Mr.. f. has
been engaged in the printing business for
several years.
Catharine Lewis tainted ono night in
"Olivette," but it didn't cause ripple in
the play. Twas only cough, and they
had bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup on
hand, of course
James ID. Dove, by Richard II. Beall his
attorney, has sued the b. s. 0. Railroad for
damages sustained by injuries received in
the recent collision on the "Y" ia Washing
toa on the 9TH instant
What wound did ever heal but by de-
greer" That's an easy conundruml Why
the thousand aches and pains, and bruises
daily cured by Salvation Oil, the greatest
cure on earth for pain.
Miles Smith, an old colored man, is about
to petition the County Commissioners for a
pension. Last January tree fell upon and
disabled him, he having narrowly escaped
from the accident with his life.
- re arg prepared to print horsebils in all
styles and with first class workmanship, up.
OH the shortest notice aud ON reasonable
terms. All who wish such work done will
please call upon or write To Us.
Attention is called to the new al. OF
Messrs. Wllet 81 Libbey on our first page.
These popular lumber merchants are offer
ing great Inducements to those who contem.
plate building during the present season
Give them a call.
Hunter Watkins, little son OF Rudolph
Watkins, Esq, residing in the vicinity of
Derwood, had two fingers OF his right hand
badly lacerated in a cuttng-box on Tues.
day evening last and was brought here and
treated by Dr. G. j. Maddox.
Messrs. James Dawson and Henry c.
England, Attorneys, have entered suit here
for Mrs. Harriet A. Robinson against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
$4,000 for damages sustained in the col
.lsion at the Washington ~" on Monday
of last week
Mr. +. A. Sawyer, Agent OF the Quarter
masters Department, was in town last
week investigating claims for losses of for.
age, &c, by our citizens during the late
war. Mr.. Sawyer will visit this place again
shortly with batch of claims of this char.
acter, which We hope, upon Investigation,
will result to the advantage Of our people
The pupils and teachers Of the Rockville
Kindergarten will hold reception this
evening at the residence of Rev. B. w.
Bond. The order Of exercises will be sing.
ing and reading, and the work accomplished
by the children during the year will be on
exhibition. We extend our thanks 10 the
teachers and pupils for an invitation 10 the
reception.
Mcssrs. Peter IL Henderson and Ander-
syn d Bouc, attorneys of this town, have
been engaged in tie Frederick county Court
since Tuesday last trying the suit between
Rev. Mr.. Thompson and the County Com
missioners of this county. Recently Mr..
Thompson was thrown from his buggy by
striking a stump in the public road, as he
alleges, while endeayoring 10 escape mud
hole near by. The damage he sustained is
estimated at 5000. About fifty witnesses
are interested in the case
On Wednesday a telegram was received
here by relatives informing them Of the
death of John r. Cornell, son of the late
Samuel Council, at his homo in Wisconsin.
The deceased was native of this county,
ID was educated at the Rockville Acade
lie leaves a wife and several children.
ugh but thirty seven years Of age, and
ing in the world with only good ed
In, be had accumulated a competency,
DlI7 .nle Of his death was the pro
prietsT Of large and fashionable hotel.
Real Estate Transfers.-rhe follow
ing transfers OF real estate in this county
have been recorded in the Clerks Office
since our last issue:
VIVA G. Dryer 10 Samuel /. Harding, 49
acres and 81 square perches; consideration
ss554g.
- Wan. Reading 10 Thomas Peter, acres;
consideration, 500
VIM. B. Miller, sheriff, 10 Charlotte 4
Offutt, ~ acres.
John Carlin and Luther T. Beall To Rufus
King. a. acres; consideration, $1062J.